Debbie Scott Flight One First Place: Kate Schwartz/Theresa Stein Second Place (tie): Cheryl Opsal/Susan McCune and Bobbi Jo Rathvon/Sung Whitehead Flight Two First Place: Sherry Morris/Peg Avent Second Place: Brenda Allred/Cherie McDaniels Third Place (tie): Amy Carmien/Deb Riddell and Roz Harrison/Cheryl Collyer Flight Three First Place (tie): Lynda Detman/Paula Scafuri and Terri Bacon/Judith Olson Second…
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Writers and Poets Club
Photography Club Announces Quarterly Challenge Winners
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Sports, May 2021
PYP: 2 Person Best Ball, April 1
Sports, May 2021
Hole-in-One: Tom England
Sports, May 2021
Hole-In-One: George Lamping
Paul Schupmann Congratulations to QCMGA member, George Lamping, for achieving his first ever hole-in-one on Wednesday, April 7. Just as important was that George scored his hole-in-one on Coyote number eight during the recent inaugural Shootout event and used it to close out his match. Way to go, George!
Clubs & Classes, May 2021
March 2021 PCQC Photo Contest: Color
Deb Nesbitt The Photo Club of Quail Creek (PCQC) hosted the March photo contest with the theme of color. Eligible photos are any taken within the last three years with minimal post processing. First place was awarded to Tom Cadwalader for Flower. He shared a great story behind this flower. When this hibiscus plant was brought home,…
Sports, May 2021
Hole-in-One: Congrats to Tim Phillips
Paul Schupmann Congratulations to QCMGA member, Tim Phillips, for scoring a hole-in-one on March 20. He was playing with his wife and son when he shot his ace on Quail number four using an eight iron for a blue flag from 145 yards out. This was Tim’s second hole-in-one at Quail Creek; the first came 11 years…
Clubs & Classes, May 2021
TWOQC Women in Transition 2021 Scholarship Winners
Peggy McGee Allowing for postal delays after the deadline had passed for The Women of Quail Creek’s (TWOQC) Women-in-Transition (WIT) scholarship applications, the selection committee met to determine the finalists for the $2,500 scholarships for the upcoming school year. The WIT program is designed for women who may have had their formal education interrupted because…